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Policies / Policies from 2016

Policies from 2016

Policies with publication year 2016.

Kenya Environmental Sanitation And Hygiene Policy 2016-2030

Ministry of Health

Kenya2016HealthPolicy

This policy emphasizes the systematic collection of data on wastes from all sectors of the economy to support research and development to meet the challenges of managing wastes associated with Kenya�s growing economy, rapid urbanization and rapidly changing lifestyles. The policy supports the building of international, national, county and community partnerships with the private sector and civil society through effective public sector facilitation, coordination and investment.

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Anti-Doping Act No. 5 of 2016

Ministry of Health

Kenya2016HealthOther

This parliamentary Act provides for the implementation of the united nations educational, scientific and cultural organization convention against doping in sport; the regulation of sporting activities free from the use of prohibited substances and methods in order to protect the health of athletes; the establishment and management of the anti-doping agency and to provide for the agency's powers, functions and management and for connected purposes.

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Access to Information Act

Ministry of Information, Communication and Technology

Kenya2016Information, Communication And TechnologyOther

This parliamentary Act gives effect to Article 35 of the constitution to confer on the commission on administrative justice the oversight and enforcement functions and powers and for connected purposes. It has an objective to provide a framework for public entities and private bodies to proactively disclose information that they hold and to provide information on request in line with the constitutional principles.

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Kenya Leather Industry Diagnosis, Strategy and Action Plan

Ministry of Industry, Trade and Cooperatives

Kenya2016Trade, Industry And InvestmentOther

This document provides a detailed analysis of Kenya's leather industry. It focuses on the challenges and recommends solution to them. It mentions that the leather sector�s costs of production are subsidized to the extent that government policies (and their poor enforcement) fail to force producers to internalize environmental and social costs associated with sustaining the sector, including most importantly, water resource clean up, long term health care, and natural resource replenishment costs.

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Furniture Industry in Kenya: Situational Analysis and Strategy

Ministry of Industry, Trade and Cooperatives

Kenya2016Trade, Industry And InvestmentOther

The performance of the furniture and timber value chain in Kenya is crucial both to employment and growth in the country. Therefore this document is designed to provide a comprehensive value-chain analysis of the Kenyan furniture industry, including the timber sub-sector, identify the main challenges facing the furniture industry in Kenya and recommend critical interventions to stimulate the industry�s development.

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Business Registration Service Act Revised Edition 2017 [2015]

Ministry of Industry, Trade and Cooperatives

Kenya2016Trade, Industry And InvestmentOther

This is a parliamentary Act that establishes the business registration service to ensure effective administration of the laws relating to the incorporation, registration, operation and management of companies, partnerships and firms, and for connected purposes. The service is responsible for the implementation of policies, laws and other matters relating to the registration of companies, partnerships and firms, individuals and corporations carrying on business under a business name, bankruptcy, hire-purchase, and security rights.

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Branding of Stock Act (Revised Edition 2016)

Ministry of Industry, Trade and Cooperatives

Kenya2016Trade, Industry And InvestmentOther

This is a parliamentary Act that makes provision for the registration of brands of stock. It emphasizes that any person requiring a brand shall deliver or transmit to the registrar an application in Form B in the First schedule to this Act accompanied by a fee of ten shillings for the registration of a brand; if no special combination is applied for, the registrar, if satisfied that such application is in conformity with this act, shall allot to such applicant in the order in which his application is received the first un-allotted brand standing in the register for the district in which the holding is situated on which the brand is to be used, and shall register the said brand to such applicant accordingly in form A in the first schedule to this act.

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Kenya National eHealth Policy 2016-2030

Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation

Kenya2016HealthPolicy

The vision of this policy is to create a suitable environment for sustainable adoption and utilization of eHealth products and services. The eHealth policy is based on legislative and regulatory instruments such as 2010 constitution of Kenya, Kenya Information and communications Act, 2015. It explores situational analysis, the policy direction guiding principles and eHealth policy framework, policy goal, objectives and orientations and policy implementation, monitoring & evaluation framework.

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